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fennia-80379	Ameel, Lieven	Governing the future: perspectives from literary studies – commentary to Jones	2019	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2539	117	49	But literary fiction, in its various forms, has always been concerned with counterfactuality – with imagining the not-yet; with juxtaposing different possible worlds and with considering possible futures, from small-scale deliberations about whom to marry (the famous dilemma of Rastignac, in Balzac’s Le Père Goriot These examples provide but some of the ways in which literature fiction can make us look at possible futures with a new awareness of the situated future lives that will inhabit them.	cache/fennia-80379.pdf	txt/fennia-80379.txt